VIZIO 55-Inch OLED Premium 4K UHD HDR Smart TV with Dolby Vision, HDMI 2.1, 120Hz Refresh Rate, Pro Gaming Engine, Apple AirPlay 2 and Chromecast Built-in - OLED55-H1

I shopped around debating over the type of TV gave the best picture quality and settled on the OLED type due to the fact it will not get image burns as easy as some of the other technologies and still offer a great picture. This TV was easy to setup and has many options to adjust yo your preferences. It has all the apps that I use like Prime, Netflix, Tubi, Vudu as well as many more. I’m extremely happy with the picture quality and the simple yet small remote control that does not need its own desk but yet gives you many options right st your finger tip.

This is the first 4k tv I ever bought since I'm living alone for the first time in my life. After I moved out of a long term care facility for the mentally ill.The picture quality is great and the size is huge for a 55 inch TV. I recommend this TV for gamers. Since I'm playing this tv on the Xbox Series x at 120fps. So it a very nice TV.

If you have an LED or QLED TV: going from that to this is like going from a tube TV to a plasma or early LED TV. It's a massive jump in resolution and color depth that you have to see in your home. You MUST BUY THE WARRANTY: this is Vizio's first foray into OLED, so don't be cheap and risk it. HDR has some issues on this model and there is no bluetooth. THAT SAID: If you have a non-OLED TV, this will blow you away. There is no contest. I have a huge new Samsung QLED "The Frame" TV....their highest end product, and QLEDS in 3 of 4 bedrooms. Then a super high-end LG OLED 77" and this one. The 5K OLED is better, but not enough better to begin to justify the price. Generally, the HDR/DolbyVision performs well. USE THE JOHN WICK 2 OR 3 MOVIES (whether you like them or not) TO COMPARE RESOLUTION on your TVs. If you watch a few scenes on an ultra-high-end LED (QLED) TV and then watch on this, you realize that LED TVs are dead technology.

Tv worked fine for a week without issue for the most part just some weird things here and there like the system putting itself into eco mode instead of instant on and the “screen saver” that makes everything go black not recognizing my Xbox or Apple TV was playing something.A month later and everything has gotten worse. The tv crashes all the time. It takes 45 seconds before I can navigate the menu or change the volume. Every time the tv turns on it says “setting up audio device” for my sound bar which is where the eARC problems come in. It’s almost as if the chip isn’t powerful enough to send a signal for a 5.1.2 sound bar to change the volume because it takes 5 minutes to change the volume from 20 to 30 on the tv even though it does it instantly on the Soundbar.The display is great and smartcast has a lot of great features. If all you want is a great display and won’t plug anything in this is great for you. But I have better speakers on my phone than this tv has and it may struggle to handle a Soundbar.

Incredibly vivid and beautiful image. Easy to use. It already corks standard with most streaming apps. The rest can be cast/air played. It's exactly what I wanted.

You can’t beat the quality of this VIZIO OLED TV for the Price. I give it 5 Stars but recommend buying a Center Speaker if investing in a BIG PURCHASE such as this.

The picture and video quality are great especially for the price; however, the TV's software is terrible. It often is slow to respond to input, the App selection isn't great, the TV crashes somewhat often, and there are so many ads everywhere.

Perfect and best match with Xbox Series X. You will not be disappointed. Just a neat, affordable, quality monitor.